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Field studies using acoustics, optics and current meters were undertaken of fluid mud entrainment in the extremely turbid Jiaojiang River estuary, China. The lutocline behaved as a density interface on which rode high-frequency internal waves. These waves... see more

The Great Barrier Reef (GBR) of Australia is arguably the most important coral reef system in the world. Chapter 1 provides a brief political history, noting that the GBR was inscripted on the World Heritage List in 1981. More importantly, Australia, with... see more

Oceanographic data from the coastal waters of the Great Barrier Reef near Cairns were obtained for two months in the 1997 dry season when river runoff was negligible. A muddy coastal zone was found with suspended sediment concentration reaching 1000 mg/L ... see more

     

Field studies of fine sediment dynamics carried out in the Mekong River estuary, Vietnam, during the low flow season in April 1996 show semidiurnal macro-tides and shallow water effects result in a tidal asymmetry with peak flood tidal currents 10% strong... see more

The Jiaojiang River estuary, China, is very turbid with depth-averaged suspended sediment concentration commonly exceeding 10 kg m3 at spring tides. An asymmetry of the tidal currents is caused by shallow water effects. This asymmetry generates, at spring... see more

Intensive field and model studies were undertaken into the dynamics of the Fly River estuary, Papua New Guinea. The estuary has three dominant channels forming a shallow, fan-shaped delta, and receives a mean freshwater discharge of approximately 6,000 m3... see more

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Abstract. Reader's response method is a method of reading text that is corrective to the structuralist method. To some degree, however, the meaning and its usage this method has some flaws. In general understanding, the use of the reader’s response method... see more

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